Scientists Discovered A Lost Civilization Inside A Hollow Mountain That You Never Knew Existed

Scientists Discovered A Lost Civilization Inside A Hollow Mountain That You Never Knew

Journey with us to the heart of Turkey, where archaeologists have unearthed an astonishing discovery - a lost civilization hidden within a hollow mountain. This mysterious Lycian civilization, nestled amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Turkey, challenges everything we thought we knew about ancient societies.

Join us as we explore the secrets of this mysterious civilization. We'll delve into their unique architecture, intricate tombs, and baffling rituals. with added insights from Graham Hancock.

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[vincentb]

Lost cities and civilizations aren’t unusual and happen because of three basic reasons: 1) A civilization/city was destroyed by war or natural disaster, 2) The location became uneconomically viable, 3) Or was inwardly destroyed by corruption, perversion, or incompetence. I believe the 3rd reason is the most common as we can see our own country and culture being inwardly destroyed in real time.

[Pyramid]

For the longest time I have been in awe about all the things that are being discovered all over the world and wondering how they were done. Little did I know that there is indeed a very good explaination for all of it.. The Bible!! In Genisis it says somewhere in there that the world once loved it's darkness.. did anyone else ever wonder why evil faces and themes of lust or even canabalism(such as the themes in India, but I see it in Mexico too for example) are the usual? The Bible even tells us that there were giants!! why all of these "experts" and archealogists ignoring this??

[jeffwolf]

He is 100% right we need to know who we are where we came from and what we're going to do.

[geofflatz]

Graham Hancock is brilliant man love listening to home like MILLIONS of others

[MagiMys]

This video is absolutely captivating! The exploration of lost civilizations like the Lydian, with its intricate rock-cut tombs and unique architectural style, offers a deep dive into the complexity of ancient societies. The detailed descriptions of how these civilizations adapted their architectural techniques to their environments and integrated myth with history are truly enlightening. The blend of scientific discovery and historical interpretation presented here is both thorough and fascinating. Kudos to the creators for shedding light on these remarkable, often overlooked chapters of human history

[stevewiles]

We are not the first, we will not be the last.

[fbptkwl]

I am surprised Turkey has not stopped people from looking at it.

[Ryan-nccr]

We have been here before. Before the great flood we most likely had more tech of a different fashion. some native American lore said they had floating gold disks that they used for transport of some kind. Maybe from frequency? We jumped forward really fast in one direction. I believe we may have had a way to mold molten granite or heat a type of sand into shapes. Much easier than moving solid rocks.

[dfunckt]

Those pre-flood civilizations were wiped out for a reason. They are best forgotten.

[vulcand]

I laugh at anyone who thinks these structures were done by a hammer and a chisel. Go do it yourself and let me know how it goes.

[TheRussellsimmons]

People built this- maybe the means was lost, but generational knowledge is a lost concept. The people that did this were more capable than we will ever be.

[princeedwardinacan]

These megaliths contain interior 90 degree stepped decorative features like the the stones at Pumapunku. Not an easy effort with primitive tools. These features are pleasing but I'm not sure if they have a purpose other than to tease us. It's as if they carved them like that because they could. Almost as if mocking future observers. Not just one or two, but at times many inside 90 degree negative spaces nested perfectly like steps into the face of the stone.

[wkufspp]

No digital records from that time before because "oops" 😂😂 😂

[getlst]

Have we lost our Memory or was our Memory STOLEN????

[mattsawyer]

The crumpled paper effect on the pictures gives me a bit of a headache, but I do love these videos!

[FragmentedMindZ]

They carve it in a higher dimension. Like a higher frequency of being. Perhaps even 4d or 5d dream time.

[davidmiller]

I’ll bet the residents of the Derinkuyu Underground City could see in total darkness.

[tonnywildweasel]

Very interesting and informative 👍 (and fortunately without annoyingly loud bombastic music) Thank you very much, and greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱. TW.

[ThorNado]

People at that time didn't take a bath.

[deborahkizer]

There was erased for a reason. 😢 God wanted it so. 🙏